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Stirling

112 km²

More people of First Nations descent live in Stirling than in about 82% of similar areas. This part of Greater Perth is a highly accessible place where almost every home is within a short walk of a park or public transport. It is a community where First Nations residents are generally older and more likely to finish high school than in most other areas. These combined features make Stirling a distinctive and well-connected residential hub.

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First Nations residents here are noticeably older, with a typical age of 27, and far more likely to finish Year 12 than the state average. Personal incomes are also well above the Western Australian figure, though the unemployment rate of 13.9% remains higher than in most similar areas.

2,699 First Nations people

27 yrs Median age Here 27 yrs WA 24 yrs Aus 24 yrs

47.2% Year 12 Here 47.2% WA 32.5% Aus 37.0%

13.9% Unemployment Here 13.9% WA 15.9% Aus 12.3%

$638 Median income Here $638 WA $481 Aus $540

$1,448 Household income Here $1,448 WA $1,480 Aus $1,507

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Stirling is very walkable, with 85.5% of homes having a 15-minute-city walkshed, which is far above the state figure. Nearly every home is within a 10-minute walk of public transport and a 15-minute walk of a park, making it much more accessible than the Western Australian average.

6.6 Walk score

6.5 Types ≤15 min